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[/ɪgˈzɪbɪt; ɪɡˋzɪbɪt/] n 用法:
1 object or collection of objects displayed for the public, eg in a museum 展览品; 陈列品:
a priceless exhibit 一件极贵重的陈列品 *
The museum has some interesting new exhibits from India. 博物馆新陈列一些有趣的印度展品. *
Do not touch the exhibits. 请勿触摸展品. 用法:
2 document, object, etc produced as evidence in a lawcourt （当庭出示的）证件, 物证, 证据:
The first exhibit was a knife which the prosecution claimed was the murder weapon. 当庭出示的第一件物证是一把刀, 据原告称是为谋杀凶器. exhibit 2
[/ɪgˈzɪbɪt; ɪɡˋzɪbɪt/] v 用法:
1 (a) [Tn] show or display (sth) for the public (for pleasure, for sale, in a competition, in a lawcourt, etc) 当众显示或展出（某物）:
exhibit flowers at a flower show 在花展上展出花卉 *
documents exhibited in a lawcourt 当庭出示的文件.
(b) [I, Tn] (of an artist) present (works of art) for the public, esp in an art gallery （指艺术家）展出（艺术品）（尤指於美术馆）:
The young painter has exhibited (his work) in several galleries. 那年轻画家的作品已在几家美术馆中展出. 用法:
2 [Tn] (fml 文) show clearly that one possesses (a quality or feeling) 表现, 显示, 显出（某特质或感情）:
He exhibited total lack of concern for the child. 可以看出他对那孩子毫不关心. *
She exhibited great powers of endurance during the climb. 她在攀登过程中表现出极大的耐力. |